An easy way to send a message.
BUT (it happened to me) - the default setting is to delete them within a few minutes.
Read this section
If you always want to keep audio messages, go to Settings > Messages > Expire (below Audio Messages), then tap Never.
Stay Tuned for Journal
Later this year
Capture your day
Here’s some good security advice.
We didn’t know, even approved apps can be fake.
It can read a page in Safari
They are getting smarter and AI allows them to learn.
They learn on day one and do better on day two…after they have had some time to really process.
If you have a phone and want to show someone where you are, you can “drop a pin” and share it with them
Here’s some information from Apple
Check with your phone’s mfr as you can do a similar thing with Google Maps
Ever have trouble being heard ?
iPhone has a way to remove the background noise when you’re making a call
This has some cool tools for working out your thoughts. It’s even better when you collaborate in real time or offline ! You might have to update your systems.
It’s pretty easy
A huge step. Nice to know these students are on our team !
Here’s how to make an emergency call on all iPhoness when there is cell service
If you have an iPhone 14, you can send via satellite when there is no cell service (just saved a family in Maui)
A suspicious email might assume you’ll visit a website on your own
Even when you aren’t using it, your iPhone is busy with background tasks. Uploading pictures, fetching mail and, especially when you’re moving about, searching for wifi.
And when you’re on an island, it has to work harder to connect to the cell towers on the mainland.
If you have a long day ahead, you can put it in Low Power Mode. Even for an hour will help. Stuff still works, you just have to wait for it to update, when you open the app. Toggle back and forth.
(If you’re really in desperation - go into airplane mode. but realizes NOTHING comes in or goes out)
Here’s how to use Low Power Mode
For quick Access, open Control Center by swiping down from the top right of the screen
You can share your calendar and even allow subscribers to add/edit events. Great for a family calendar.
On the Events Calendar, there is a simple way to add the event to your personal calendar. (warning - as Bev reminded today - events are subject to change and you should always confirm with the host.)
If you have an iPhone - click ICS.
If Android - click Google Calendar
Your device will ask you where to add this event. it may take some experimenting as devices are different. If you’re on a computer, it may save it to your desktop and you have to click it. It will ask you which calendar to save it to.
Please remember that, once you’ve imported the event - it does not automatically update and you should always confirm with the event host.
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Apple is trying to keep up with the every increasing malicious software so be sure to update.
Check your System Settings
When is the last time you rebooted your computer?
Many people aren’t sure. It’s easy to get into the habit of just putting your PC into sleep mode when you’re not using it, then just wake it up and you’re ready to go. No waiting for it to start up.
